midi editor Horizontal scrolling is very slow in PTS LE v8.0.3

[andre67]

1) In the midi editor Horizontal scrolling is very slow not normal for example vertical scrolling in comparison. I use a program called; PT 8 Horizontal Scroll Fix 1.0.exe to work quickly hence the fact this was created, I am sure this is a bug. Does CS2 resolve this issue?

2) Midi editor if a click on a time line on a spot bar or time, for example a place which a want to edit, with audio I could click on the spot (Place) then click open up and zoom in at that place or where I have placed my cursor or have clicked ect...
I should be able to do the same in the midi editor?, however I can't seem to get this one sorted. Should the midi editor not work the same as audio?....how would I click on or in a place which I want to edit (midi editor) and go directly to the place which have I clicked, by double clicking on the midi track. With audio if a click on the time line on for example track then double click it opens up where I have clicked. How would I do the same with the midi editor?

[Shan]

Originally Posted by andre67

1) In the midi editor Horizontal scrolling is very slow not normal for example vertical scrolling in comparison. I use a program called; PT 8 Horizontal Scroll Fix 1.0.exe to work quickly hence the fact this was created, I am sure this is a bug. Does CS2 resolve this issue?

I just tested this and you are correct. This bug was fixed in 8.0.1. The fix was for the Edit Window though. It looks like this was somehow missed. The Horizontal Scroll Fix utility was created for the Edit Window initially, but it would also apply to all horizontal scrolling throughout the PT UI. My MIDI work is all done inline in the Edit window, hence I never noticed this issue myself. This is definitely a bug that needs to be logged.

Originally Posted by andre67

2) Midi editor if a click on a time line on a spot bar or time, for example a place which a want to edit, with audio I could click on the spot (Place) then click open up and zoom in at that place or where I have placed my cursor or have clicked ect...
I should be able to do the same in the midi editor?, however I can't seem to get this one sorted. Should the midi editor not work the same as audio?....how would I click on or in a place which I want to edit (midi editor) and go directly to the place which have I clicked, by double clicking on the midi track. With audio if a click on the time line on for example track then double click it opens up where I have clicked. How would I do the same with the midi editor?

This one I'm not quite following.

Shane

[andre67]

Originally Posted by Shan

I just tested this and you are correct. This bug was fixed in 8.0.1. The fix was for the Edit Window though. It looks like this was somehow missed. The Horizontal Scroll Fix utility was created for the Edit Window initially, but it would also apply to all horizontal scrolling throughout the PT UI. My MIDI work is all done inline in the Edit window, hence I never noticed this issue myself. This is definitely a bug that needs to be logged.



This one I'm not quite following.

Shane

How do one log this bug?

[Shan]

Originally Posted by andre67

How do one log this bug?

You can log it here, and there might be a chance that someone might even see it here in the forum and report it.

Shane

[andre67]

Originally Posted by Shan

I just tested this and you are correct. This bug was fixed in 8.0.1. The fix was for the Edit Window though. It looks like this was somehow missed. The Horizontal Scroll Fix utility was created for the Edit Window initially, but it would also apply to all horizontal scrolling throughout the PT UI. My MIDI work is all done inline in the Edit window, hence I never noticed this issue myself. This is definitely a bug that needs to be logged.



This one I'm not quite following.

Shane

I will attempt to explain this again:
When one click on the a particular place (Bar and or time) on a audio recorded tack, I would place my cursor on spot (bar) then if I double click on the spot it take me directly to that place which I want to edit so I could edit in that place (bar or measure). Now with the midi editor if I do the same it takes me to the begin of the midi track instead of the spot (bar or measure) where I placed my cursor and click on.
As far as I know midi works the way audio in terms of editing tools, or is this feature different to the audio. If so how would I do this then, meaning place my cursor on the midi track on a spot (bar or measure) click on the (bar or measure) so I could go to selected spot (bar or measure) to edit my selected spot (place in a bar or time on the track).

I hope this is more clear....

[Shan]

Originally Posted by andre67

I will attempt to explain this again:
When one click on the a particular place (Bar and or time) on a audio recorded tack, I would place my cursor on spot (bar) then if I double click on the spot it take me directly to that place which I want to edit so I could edit in that place (bar or measure). Now with the midi editor if I do the same it takes me to the begin of the midi track instead of the spot (bar or measure) where I placed my cursor and click on.

I hope this is more clear....

Someone else will have to chime in as I don't understand what your're trying to do. Double clicking an audio region with the selector tool will select the entire audio region. Triple clicking will select all the audio in the track. Probably best if you do a screen cast to demonstrate. Use Jing.

Shane

[andre67]

Originally Posted by Shan

Someone else will have to chime in as I don't understand what your're trying to do. Double clicking an audio region with the selector tool will select the entire audio region. Triple clicking will select all the audio in the track. Probably best if you do a screen cast to demonstrate. Use Jing.

Shane

After I capture, where do I upload this to for you to look at?

[andre67]

Originally Posted by Shan

Someone else will have to chime in as I don't understand what your're trying to do. Double clicking an audio region with the selector tool will select the entire audio region. Triple clicking will select all the audio in the track. Probably best if you do a screen cast to demonstrate. Use Jing.

Shane

After I do the capture, where do I upload this to for you to look at?

[audiogeekzine]

Horizontal scrolling still really slow in 8.0.4


edit - see http://duc.digidesign.com/showthread...43#post1636443